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Egg Science and Technology

·1986

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The complex chemical and nutritional science of eggs, their production, marketing, and use in foods are discussed for college students, nutritionists, scientists, and managers in the egg products industry. Science and technology have been used and can be used to provide better egg products to consumers. Various effects of farm production on product quality are considered. Material covered includes current knowledge on: identification and preservation of egg shell quality; microbiology, chemistry, and nutritive value of eggs and egg products; merchandising eggs in supermarkets; egg breaking; freezing, pasteurization, desugarization, and dehydration of egg products; quality control and product specifications; and functional properties in foods. US patents concerning egg products, processing, and equipment are provided, and the early history of the egg product industry is traced with a discussion of several notable technological advances. (wz)

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Published
1986
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W1498703985
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FWCI
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book
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en
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